Are we visitors to Earth?

[Robert W]

I’m talking The three Stones at the Temple of Jupiter in balbek ( But yes those giant megalithic Stones in Montana are spooky as fuck )

How did they move the Baalbek Stones?

How did they move Baalbek stones? The Baalbek stones are a great mystery because no one knows for certain how the stones were moved and placed. Archeologists debate and many claim that the Romans quarried the Baalbek stones and moved and placed them with traditional Roman methods, but it isn't known for certain.

 

[Failzero]

This may come as a shock to you but pre-historic people were just as smart and clever as we are today.

To be able to build Monumental Megalithic Structures 12+ Thousand years ago means such yes

 

[Failzero]

How did they move the Baalbek Stones?

How did they move Baalbek stones? The Baalbek stones are a great mystery because no one knows for certain how the stones were moved and placed. Archeologists debate and many claim that the Romans quarried the Baalbek stones and moved and placed them with traditional Roman methods, but it isn't known for certain.

The Platform at balbek predates the Romans and Macedonians and Canaanites
and Babylonians by thousands of years

 

[Robert W]

The Platform at balbek predates the Romans and Macedonians and Canaanites
and Babylonians by thousands of years

It would be excellent for a few of us to keep talking on this. We are already learning more.

 

[petro]

Show us their massive cranes able to in the high mountains pick up 1400 tons?

The video says the largest is 91 tons.
I still think humans built these various structures.
I can't see the logic in aliens spending the time, resources and expense to travel countless lightyears to basically build rock cairns and then abandon the planet.
There are countless videos of dudes on YouTube moving massive stones with simple, primitive tools.

 

[Robert W]

The video says the largest is 91 tons.
I still think humans built these various structures.
I can't see the logic in aliens spending the time, resources and expense to travel countless lightyears to basically build rock cairns and then abandon the planet.
There are countless videos of dudes on YouTube moving massive stones with simple, primitive tools.

Some person mentioned 1400 tons. It seems highly unlikely space beings showed up and left just that evidence. But alas, there they are. Right in plain sight.

 

[Failzero]

Some person mentioned 1400 tons. It seems highly unlikely space beings showed up and left just that evidence. But alas, there they are. Right in plain sight.

The evidence of ancient very high technology is strange .

 

[alang1216]

Show us their massive cranes able to in the high mountains pick up 1400 tons?

Ramps, ropes, muscles, etc. I may have been wrong when I said pre-historic people were just as smart and clever as we are today. They may have been much smarter.

 

[Winco]

Absolutely true.

Proof of what.

Your Fake Belief needs to be backed up with FACT.
"I Believe" means shit Robert W
You ONCE believed in (D). Your Words.
Make up your mind.

You are running out of time and are desperate for INCLUSION.

 

[Oddball]

Ramps, ropes, muscles, etc. I may have been wrong when I said pre-historic people were just as smart and clever as we are today. They may have been much smarter.

The Giza pyramids weren't build with ropes, ramps, scaffolding, and slaves.

 

[Oddball]

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I always thought this was funny...

There's evidence that they were possibly electrical energy sources.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

But not move such items 300 miles

Right, we have trains for that. For quite a while now. It's faster.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

1400Tonnes would Squash a giant sequoia log ( Or any other Hardwood log )

They didn't just use one log at a time. So that doesn't matter.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

None in Montana mountains thousands of years ago.

Then I guess your question was pretty dumb, eh?

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Ramps, ropes, muscles, etc. I may have been wrong when I said pre-historic people were just as smart and clever as we are today. They may have been much smarter.

No they weren't. Else they would have used smaller stones. Dummies.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

It would be excellent for a few of us to keep talking on this. We are already learning more.

No you aren't. You're both asking questions and shitting on the answers. The only thing you are learning is that you don't know anything. So you ask questions.

 

[Failzero]

No you aren't. You're both asking questions and shitting on the answers. The only thing you are learning is that you don't know anything. So you ask questions.

Shitting on mass slavery to quarry & Move & build monumental Megalithic Structures 12 thousand years ago . Yep that’s an easy call

 

[Failzero]

They didn't just use one log at a time. So that doesn't matter.

1400 Tonnes would squash 50 logs at one go

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Shitting on mass slavery to quarry & Move & build monumental Megalithic Structures 12 thousand years ago . Yep that’s an easy call

For you. Because you are irrational and engaged in backward think.

The most hilarious part: they just used primitive versions of the same machines we would use today. Pullies. Levers. Etc.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

1400 Tonnes would squash 50 logs at one go

Cause you kinda sorta feel like that's the case?

And what's with the made up numbers? Let's stay tethered to reality.